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Manal MohammedThe Conversation |
If you notice a friend exhibiting any concerning signs – especially rapid worsening over hours – take them seriously.
From MRSA to norovirus, hospital infections remain a global problem. Here’s what they are, how they spread, and how to reduce risk.
These shape-shifting microbes can harbour deadly pathogens, and climate change is helping them spread.
From dry air to indoor crowding, winter creates the perfect conditions for respiratory viruses to thrive.
Tattoo ink stays with you for life. Researchers are now asking how these pigments interact with the immune system and whether long-term exposure...
Poor sanitation, stress and disrupted diets can reshape gut bacteria in refugees, showing how social conditions can leave lasting biological effects.
Gut bacteria influence digestion, hormones and stress responses. These pathways shape infant sleep and may help explain night waking.
Want better sleep? Start by fixing your gut microbiome.
Infections are becoming harder to treat because the fungi are adapting to survive antifungal drugs – but this isn’t happening by chance.
From food trucks in Italy to jars on UK shelves: botulism is rare but deadly. Here’s what you need to know.
Almost half of hospital visitors skip washing their hands after using the toilet. If that’s happening in hospitals, imagine the hygiene at festivals...
Bacteria are lurking on your sponge, your pet’s toys and your tea towels. Here’s what the research says - and how to protect yourself.
Wearing outdoor shoes inside can spread of bacteria, allergens, and toxic chemicals — all of which can compromise your health and indoor air quality.